AP Psychology Quiz
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A student's recall of an event improves after hearing others' stories, but includes details only they mentioned. Best explanation?
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Reconstructive memory, because post-event information can be incorporated into recall, producing confident but inaccurate added details.
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Proactive interference, because the student's older memory blocks new information, preventing others' details from entering recall.
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Cerebellar encoding, because the cerebellum stores explicit narratives and merges them to improve accuracy over time.
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Camera-like storage, because hearing others' stories cannot change stored memory; it only helps locate the original recording.
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